The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 7

THE DAILY MISSOULIAN, SUNDAY MORNING-. OCTOBER, 4, 1925. pass to Meeker gained '1 hards ana pell; Emerson Elderkfn, Butt; Harry Barker. Butte: Grant ElderUn, Butte 242 PLEDGES NAMED WASHin STATE put Montana's goal In danger again AVllllam Kelly. Kalispell; John F.

Charles Sweet carried the ball throe Wertz, Butte; Lester Antoine, Poison times, but the Montana linesmen Russell Williams, Poison; Douglas stopped him with four yards' gain FRATERNITIES TU Meeker then kicked a field goal from Taylor, Hamilton; Ralph Peterson, Hamilton; Raymond James, Hamilton. MissoniAMERfMnra Co. the 2-yard line, Exley kicked off BEATS WML 9-0 Contest Is Decided by Three Th Templar Fraternity. over the goal line. Sweet ran right Jefferson Fields, Miles City; Nor end for three.

Third QuarUr. man Bruce, Glasgow; Theodore Fred Delta Gamma Activities Held lund, Chinook: Edward Moyle, Butte; Kelly received the second half Hubert Ebert, Livingston; George klckoft on the three-yard mark, re Field Goals; Neither Goal Is Crossed. Up for 30 Days for Violating Rushing Rules. Allen, Livingston; Forrest Currens, Sidney; Kenneth Fowell, Judith Gap; turning1 23 yards. Sweet slipped past right end for five and Illman hit George Williamson, Missoula; Don center for four and a half.

Illman bucked two yards at center. Kelly- (Ooftthmit from fag On.) Owsley, Butte: Orville Iverson, Acton; Benjamin Clopton, Townsend. Sigma Nu. Joseph L. Kellogg, Missoula; M.

made two at left tackle. A bad pass Last night was bidding night for the men's and women's fraternities of the university. A total, so far, of cost Montana 21 yards. Sweet re ability defensively, and both displayed the need of more polish on 152 men and 90 women were pledged covering the ball. Sweet punted 48 yards, Jackey failed to gain, th-m Clarence Johnson.

Missoula; Thomas the Montana showed more by the nine sororities and nine fra Angand, Great Falls; Stewart Bee- ternities. The lawyer system of bid man, Billings; Curtis E. Lees, Butte; ding was used, and the bids were Charles Dishman, St. Ignatius; Ted kicked 38 yards, Kelly returning five. Kelly was stopped at left end, but Sweet took nine around right and Illman made one at center for a flaws than the Cougars, Buffered much more from penalties, which were frequently Inflicted, but displayed a much fight and courage as the invader.

Washington State given out in Main hall. Formal pledg FHzpatrick, Missoula; Julian O. Ep ing was held by only a few of the person, stockett; ilyden fc.llis, Hal- groups, and the others will hold the first down. Montana lost (five for stead, Archie J. Blue, Saco; Wallace Blue, Saco: William H.

Bren ceremony sometime today. offside. Kelly- took two. A pass to Illman advanced the ball nine yards. Delta Gamma did not pledge.

At Shawno, Herbert S. Har Sweet hit center for two. Illman a meeting of the local Pan Hellenic council yesterday, Delta Gamma, due rison, Portland, Virgil J. Cowee, caught another pass for, six yards' Wibaux. to an infraction of rushing rules, was gall).

Kelly got a yard at left given a suspension of 30 days in tackle and Sweet two on a or Phi Sigma Kappa. Jtoy Lindborg1, Missoula; William H. pledging. crops. Kelly passed to Sweet for a Those pledged to the various fra Rafferty, Wabasha, Edward gain of 11 yards.

Kelly made nine ternities are as follows: and 'Montana are two teams which give promise of development. Lack of an experienced center cost Montana many yards because of poor passes. A crowd of between 4.000 and B.OOO saw the game, thousands of townspeople joining; the colorful, array of students In the new- stadium, in use for the first time. Formal dedication Of ttornblaser athletic field was accomplished with the opening- game Saturday. The weather Was all that could be asked for, a bright sun smiling over tho green field throughout the afternoon, though it was not too hot for good football.

and a half yards through center Illman plunged through center for Nash, Butte; Emil Ostrum, Wabasha, William McFarland, Missoula; Thomas F. Golden, Butte; Perle Clan-ton, Shell Lake, Gerald J. Fogartjr, Butte; Thomas F. Tierney, 10 yards and a first down on Wash SORORITIES. Kappa Alpha Theta.

Marie Reid, Kalispell; Jean Main, ington State's five-yard mark. Ill-man hit center for one and Kelly plowed through left tackle for two. Butte; Gardner Porter, Missoula; Emil Kalispell; Beryl Bishop, Livingston; Perry, Philipsburg: Alton Bloom, Miles pity; John AVise, Miles City; Illman fumbled but recovered without loss. On the last lineup Kelly Louise Heyfron, Missoula; Mary Kellogg, Missoula; Golda Phelps, Missoula; Catherine and Gertrude White, Leland Schilling, Philipsburg; Lester drove through--guard for a gain of a Jones, Miles City; Antone K. Moe, Scoring in Three Quarters.

Los Angeles, Lois Spencer, Omaha, Lydia and Elizabeth Moury, Glendlve: Theodore Martin, Al- The scoring- was scattered over Butte; Frances Nash, Butte; Grace berton; C. T. Pierson, Great Falls; Chad Wallln, Lewistown; Lester M. three quarters, ''Goof Martin booting a field goal from the 20-yard Simms and Ruth Nondale, Lewistown; Tarbet, Stark: Harold J. Joyce, Butte; Georgia Kelley and Marcia Brown, line in the first period, after the Great Falls; Harriet Johnston, Alicfe Mi KNIT UND Carpenter, Lillian Mains, Billings.

John Raymond Clack, Havre; Ernest James, Missoula; James Egan, Butte; Paul Nlms, Ekalaka; Harold Thompson, Wolf Point; Ronald Miller, Missoula; Willard Akins, Lewistown. Alpha Phi. Marjorie Wells, Missoula; Thelma McCune, Missoula; Nelda Talbert, Missoula; Miriam Wilds, Billings; Alpha Delta Alpha. Howard Rice; George Keil, Billings; Glenn Allen, Fort Benton: Elwyn Dorothy Earle, Livingston; Ann Kimball, Missoula; Harriet Larson, Cho-teau; Katherine Spence, Thompson Falls; Catherine Morris, Havre; Janet Metzel, Dillon: Robert Clifford, Spo kane; Harold Woods, Poison; Fernen yard, leaving two feet to go. Martin Punted 35 yards from behind his goal line, Kelly returning- 12 yards.

Sweet w-as stopped and three passes were grounded. Gustafson made three at center and Kramer four at the same spot Martin kicked 37 yards, Kelly returning three, fllman failed and so did a pass. Sweet ran nine yards around left end. Kelly-was smeared for a loss on a fake play. Martin employed the reverse to gain eight yards and Gustafson punted center for nine.

Kramer failed, but Martin made six on two reverse plays. Meeker missed a place kick from the 30-yard line, the ball hitting a goal post. Sweet punted 30 out'' of bounds. A pass failed and Martin was dropped for a loss of yards. The Fourth Quarter.

Martin punted 18 yards out of bounds. Montana lost five for offside. Kelly "lost three on an end run. Sweet kicked 47, Meeker returning three. Gustafson made one at center and Martin, seven arouna Cougars had benefited from a first-mmute break.

In the closing seconds of the second quarter, "Butch" Meeker place kicked a field goal from the 2fi-yard line after a series of successful passes. Late in the final period, Meeker again, kicked a field goal, this time from the 20-yard line Gains on forward passes were practically even, though the Grizzlies suffered from the interception of two tosses at critical moments. Sweet outpunted the two Cougar kickers seven yards to the try. On scrimmage play the yardage gained was practically even. Yardstick Figures.

Play Mont. W.S.C. First downs 10 Fox, Billings; Henry Huff, Billings; Hobbs, Butte; Mildred Brimacombe. Ivan Caraway, Billings. Butte; Katherine Munro, Kalispell; Genevieve Clay, Troy; Gene Wigall, Missoula; Isobel Brown, Missoula; Dorothy Elliot, Missoula.

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Great Falls: Elenore Ayers, Great Mrs. J. P. Cleary former old time Falls; Ann Ferring, Great Falls; Clara Flynn, Miles City; Edith Keating, resident of this place arrived here the past week from Seattle, visited a few days with, friends and left Saturday for Chicago to join a son at that place. Mrs.

Bryan Clarke and Mrs. Graves fright end. Ufartin punted 32, Kelly spent the week-end at Missoula. A number of local people attended the returning eight. Montana lost five for offside.

A pass failed. Sweet ccltl.ration at Medicine Tree Sunday. 125 54 5 7 0 11 33 45 0 1 5 49 0 45 0 6 punted 44 yards, Meeker returning; Yards from scrimmage 118 Yards from passes 57 Pasjes completed 6 Passes grounded 13 Passes Intercepted 2 Punts 11 Average yards, punts 40.3 Punts returned, yards 47 Fumbles, ball lost 0 Fumbles, recovered 3 Kickoffs 0 Average 0 Kickofs returned, yards 80 Penalties, 70 Ball lost on downs 3 Field goals attempted 0 Mrs. Bryan Clarke and Mrs. Graves six.

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Elbow Sleeves, Knee Sleeves, Sleeves, made a pair at center. Martin Punted 32, Kelly returning three. A pass failed, Illman dropped another, and Washington State took the ball, Referee Mulligan ruling, against protests, that he had the ball, Martin could not gain, a pass failed, and Martin fnit center for jfr Meeker missed a long-distance 45-yard place kick. A Montana pass failer, but Illman caught a second for 14 yards. Washington State was panied by Mr.

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vf Sigma Kappa. Adele Butte; Myrtle Dunks, Butte; Lucille McQuaig, Butte; Louise" Lilly, Butte; Margaret Daly, Butte; Marie Bell, Missoula; Artie Dawes, Missoula; Frances Elge, Helena. Alpha Chi Omega. Marie Lucas, White Sulphur Springs; Virginia Daly. Great Falls; Millie Of-stedahl, Great Falls; Ellen Knutsen, Helena; Elsie Jakways, Missoula; Louise Hosea, Troy; Glady Erie, Pony; Hortense Chldester, Butte; Ruth Lindsay, Oklahoma City.

Kappa Delta. Frances Lines, Missoula; Delight Beeson, Missoula; Doris McDaniels, Missoula; Vivian Beady, Iowa City; Catherine Leary, Butte. Phi Beta. Estelle Marcoe, Missoula; Lillian Stettler, Valier; La Verne Crocker, Valier; Florence Bennent, Missoula. Low Neck, Sleeveless, Ankle Length All the alxe with either open or drop seats.

Prices Women's Union to $8.73 Children's Union to $3.75 Children's Sepurate Garments 85c to $1.50 offside. Illman made two at tackle. Gustafson intercepted a Montana pass. week visit at the Hill home. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Older spent Sunday here with' relatives. Leonard Mowatt arrived home Friday evening from the Swan River country, where he spent the summer with a government surveying party. He left Monday for Missoula, where he will enter the university. Miss Florence Cruson returned home Friday from Seattle, where she spent the past year with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson and daughter went to Hamilton Sunday returning Monday. Washington State was offside. So was Montana.

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Sweet's punt was blocked by "Oz" Hanson, who recovered on Montana's 10-yard line. Martin made a yard off tackle. Danta Hanson threw Kramer for a loss of three yards. A pass was incomplete. Sweet knocking it down.

Kramer then kicked a field goal from the 20-yard line, Martin holding the bell. Exley kicked off to Sweet on the three-yard line, Rus-sel returning 23 yards. Kelly hit left guard for three and left end for as many more. Montana lost five for off3ide. Sweet punted 45, Reed returning eight.

Kramer hit center for 10 and made five oi a try. JMartin hit right tackle for four and right guard for two. Sugru BURIALS IN U.S. for holding and Washington State for offside. Martin got eight on a crisscross and Gustafson six at center.

Gustafson plunged through for four yards and a first down. Gustafson made one and Martin two at center. Meeker place-kicked a field goal from the 20-yard line. Exley kicked off to Ritter on the 18-yard line. The Grizzly back sprinted back 30 yards before he was downed, the longest run of the game.

Sweet made six COST LARGE SUM around left end and Illman pounded center for eight. Kelly slid off right Chicago, Oct: 3. W) It costs a year to bury the dead in he United States. The estimate was given today by LeRoy C. Dunn of Des Moines, in an address before the national selected morticians in convention "There are 1,680,000 funerals in the 1Tnited States each year," said Mr.

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Take advantage of this unusual offering to provide for the family's needs of high grade, dependable garments at most unusual savings. For Women and Children tackle for five. Montana was off FRATERNITIES. Sigma Phi Epsilon. George Roehl, Neihart: Donald Foss, Havre; Lynn Stewart, Missoula; Taul Guynn.

Hobson; John Itankin, Hardin; side again. Martin intercepted a forward pass. Martin made three at center and Gustafson one In the same spot. Martin kicked 42 yards to Kel Dunn. "Tho cost of these figuring conservatively at $200 each is $336, ly, who returned three.

Sweet threw! 000,000. There are 29,000 cemeteries Scott Lucke. Havre; Adolph Still, Big Timber; Marion Heffern, Billings; William Bcrgin, Billings; Gordon a pass to Illman for 17 yards. Wash of varying sizes in the country. ington State was offside.

Montana was awarded a pass on interference Youst. (Hardin; Arthur Glodden, Hardin; Robert Ross, Hardin; Faul for a seven-yard gain. Kelly failed NEW' WELL BROUGHT IN, Fort Collins, Oct. 3. (VP) Fol Barfell.

Van Wert, Ohio; Georgo Bird, and two passes were grounded. Meek Missoula; Walter Burreil, Van Wert, lowing tho discharge of 30 quarts of Ohio. er averted a touchdown -when he knocked down the last heave near the goal line. The game ended as Mon nitroglycerine in the Kitterman well of the Great Northern Oil company dropped Krimer for a loss of two. A pass failed.

Kramer made three over right guard. Martin kicked 20 yards out of bounds. Sweet skirled left end for six yards and Sugrue smashed center for four and a first down. Montana lost 15 for holding, at left guard. Kelly retrieved a bad pass for a loss of 10.

Sweet punted 43 yards. Heed returning three. Star-tin lost two, then gained four at center. A forward 'pass to Martin was good for 13 yards. Washington lost five for offside.

Whitcome threw Martin foi a yard's loss. Kramer got three at center and a pass to Kxlcy made nine yards. Another pass was incomplete. Kelly averted a touchdown by knocking dowTj a pass. Montana took the ball on downs.

Marker intercepted Kelly's pass and rar to Montana's 19-yard line. Kramer made two at center, then was thrown for a loss of three yards by Oscar Dahlberg. Second Quarter, A Washington pass over the goal Sigma Chi. Douglas Thomas, Dillon; Millard tana lost the ball on downs. here at noon today, oil rose in th well in two hours from 2,000 to 3,500 Lineup nd summary: Graybeal, Missoula; Walter Daniel- son, Anaconda; Andrew Marsh, Lewis- feet in depth and there were Increas tng signs of gas pressure.

W. S. C. (9), Montana (0) Marker 1.. Dahlbere town; J.

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Martin punted 30, Kelly re Right Half. Field goals Meeker 2. Martin. Sub Glasgow; II. W.

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Hanson, Fletcher for Martinson, Vlerhus for Whitcomb, of 13 yards on a high pass. Sweet kicked BO yards, Glann returning Plummer for Ostrum, Koenlg for Martin, C. Sweet for W. Kramer, Walter Johnson, Forsyth. Phi Delta Theta.

Mortimer Sullivan, Whltefish; Roy Peterson, Butte; Raymond Lewis. Butte; Oscar Keyes, Wllsall; Cecil McGuInn, Harlowton; J.ee Furr, Miles City; James Barnes, Helena; Henry Brown, Great Falls; Myron Soelberg, Sloiitf City, Iowa; Douglas Burns, Helena; Arthur Burns, Helena: John Bolton, Kalispell; George Hanson, Bozeman; Ralph Olson, Butte; John Krlckson, Helena; Sylvester Smith, Martin made a yard at end. Mon tana again was penalized for off For Men and Boys Jackey for Gustafson, Glann for Reed, Meeker for Glann, l'nrkhlll for CARD PARTY And social hour. First of series. At St.

Anthony's Hall Wednesday, October 7, 8 p. Admission 25c IIovh' Union Suits, medium weluht fleeced side. Martin skirted left end for 11 yards. Sugrue threw Kramer for a Exley, Maurer for Kramer, Schroe der for Young, Tlmmons for Dlls, Men's Union Suits, part wool worsted, medium weight, "Ribrite'1 Form-Kit garments) In mottled gray, blue or green, loss of six. A pass failed.

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Glann missed a drop-kick attempt from the 33-yard line, Kelly returning the ball 20 Wolf Point; Byron Leverlch, Greut C. Mitchell for Marker, Taylor for $2.00 sizes 36 to 44, regularly $3.50 yards. Sweet kicked 33 yards out' of Falls; King: Smith, Billings; Ed Dean, Bozeman. Alpha Taut Omega. bounds, 1xoted 37 yards, TT V'T'TD A Union Suits, done-outs of many styles, CrfA.

1 ITl all the leMni es. weights i p- Kelly returning four. Sweet failed so did two passes, nnd Sweet kicked Parkhill, Bervln for Schroeder, Rum-berg for H. Hansen, Referee Mulligan (Gonznga); umpire Hlnderman (Lnwrence)l Hlgglns (OonzngiO; field Judge Turner (Yale). Score by periods: Montana 0000 8.

3303 to $0 colors, all sizes represented, but not in each style, reguliiiiy to $6.00 30 yards. Koenljf made a yard Meeker caught pass for eight RUMMAGE SALE Given by Preabyterlnn Ladles' Aid at American Trust and Savings bank room, Oct. 10 and 17, Fred Ironside, Butte; Harold Hunt, Glendlve; Movr Burg. IlPlenn; Pole Houtchens, Great Fulls; Thomas Young. Mike Evans, Belt; Lloyd Hill, Missoula; Donald Wutson, Clyde Hunt, Jackey slipped through tor three and a first down.

Washington State was offside, Koenlg threw a pass to Charles Sweet for nine. Britlenham The first former's Institute ver held Glendlve; James Christian, Great tails; Rodney Hruc Znchnry, Knlls-I threw c. Swwt for A yard' loss, AJlu Amorlc was at Hudson, 1885..